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Cher Cosper is a hilarious and talented Charlotte-based artist. She studied under Wolf Kahn, Andy Braitman, and two Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonists, Gene Payne and Doug Marlette, among others. Her work can be found in the collections of Coca-Cola, Duke Energy, Turner Broadcasting, and Bank of America, along with many other private collections.
"Charleston 8" 10" x 10" $450
Cher Shaffer has exhibited nationally and internationally in many one-woman shows and her works are featured in over 18 museum collections, including Cincinnati Museum of Art, Los Angeles Craft Museum Collection, and Ohio Art and History Museum. Her works are in numerous public and private collections, including Whoopi Goldberg, Jane Fonda, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Martin, Henry Winkler, and her fellow folk artist, Thornton Dial. She has been featured in many magazines and has appeared on NBC's The Today Show.
8" x 10" $500
Cher Cosper is a hilarious and talented Charlotte-based artist. She studied under Wolf Kahn, Andy Braitman, and two Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonists, Gene Payne and Doug Marlette, among others. Her work can be found in the collections of Coca-Cola, Duke Energy, Turner Broadcasting, and Bank of America, along with many other private collections.
"Charleston
8" x 10" $400
Cher Shaffer has exhibited nationally and internationally in many one-woman shows and her works are featured in over 18 museum collections, including Cincinnati Museum of Art, Los Angeles Craft Museum Collection, and Ohio Art and History Museum. Her works are in numerous public and private collections, including Whoopi Goldberg, Jane Fonda, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Martin, Henry Winkler, and her fellow folk artist, Thornton Dial. She has been featured in many magazines and has appeared on NBC's The Today Show
Kathy Wochele's focus on art got serious when she started painting with famed portrait artist Marc Chatov in Atlanta. Influences are obvious in her use of color and the energy in her work. Kathy has participated in numerous groups and juried shows including American Women Artists in 2009 and 2011. Kathy has received many honors from the Portrait Society of Atlanta including a first place and members choice. She and her husband have 5 daughters.
“Percy”
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Adult or Child Portraits: HeadandShoulders$1,600
Threequarterfigure$3,400
Fullfigure$4,800
Frances Taylor is best known for mixed media art. Her work incorporates fabric, paint, ink and various methods to create her imagery. Frances studied printmaking in college. Mastering in printmaking techniques has led her to paint utilizing bold brushstrokes and exuberant colorful patterns to create her imagery. She has shown her work in multiple states. She describes her works as whimsical, free drizzled vivacious color from life experiences. She currently resides in Greensboro, NC.
Frances Taylor - “Tangerine Dream”
30”x24” $800
Larry J. Davis, a native Iowan, grew up along the Mississippi River. Three of Larry Davis's works were included in the "Making Marks- Jacksonville Creates" at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Jacksonville, Florida. After attaining a BA in Fine Art at the University of Iowa he completed a four year tour with the USAF in England before returning to the Midwest to begin his professional arts career. In 1986 Davis moved to Jacksonville, Florida, where he took a position at what is now Florida State College at Jacksonville, serving as both a full time Professor of Art and for many years as art department coordinator. During this time he finished Masters Degree studies at Jacksonville University while also pursuing an active artistic output and exhibition schedule. His 2010 retirement from academia saw a long awaited return to full time studio activity. The 2012 relocation of DavisStudio to Knoxville, IL was an opportunity to reunite with the Midwest culture and landscape that has long been inspiring to the artist.
Larry Davis
“Whirling Dancer” 22”x16”
Dede Caughman can find beauty in a variety of everyday things. In addition to studying under the Chatovs, she also studied at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, the Penland School of Arts and Crafts, and at the Corcoran Museum.
Dede Caughman - “Lazy Afternoon”
24”x24” $650
Marc Chatov studied art under the tutelage of his Russian-born and classically trained father and uncle. Marc is a devout romantic with a passion for traditional Realism, a style widely acclaimed for its extraordinary aesthetics of color harmony, brushwork, and composition. Marc enjoys national recognition for his fine art and portraiture - featured in Money magazine as one of the top eight portrait artists in America. He has received numerous awards including the Georgia Governor's Artist of Excellence Award. His most recent award includes a BEST IN SHOW at the 2016 National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society International Competition for his painting “Goldfinch.” His work hangs in public and private collections in the United States, Mexico and abroad including the Georgia State Capital, Emory Hospital, University of Georgia, University of Southern California Thornton School of Music, the Lovett School, and The Westminster Schools.
“Ballerina”
9” x 11” $800
Hale began studies in design school at NCSU. He studied painting at "Thistledown art Studio", family run, near Hot Springs, Virginia. He learned much about painting and plein-air from the many artists who taught at Thistledown, and also learned of the Taos art colony at this time. Hale has painted extensively, in locations such as Virginia, Guatemala, Provence, Paris, Belgium, Italy, Sydney, Tasmania, Colorado, New Mexico, Amsterdam, California, Hawaii, and Maine, etc. Trotter has won awards for his paintings and his work is in high demand, in a career that spans over twenty five years.
$1800
“Harbor Mornings” 22”x16”
Felice Sharp's work is in many corporate and private collections, including those of Wynonna Judd, Elton John, Chef Emeril Lagasse, Dr. Phil McGraw, and the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Sharp says, "In my work, I draw from my experience as a dancer. The movement and grace of the human form suspended in space is merely a personal view of life under a microscope. The use of coffee, tar and wax, all materials that move when heated, help me to accomplish this feeling and the image follows.” “Untitled”
Upon entering her first international exhibition, she won Best in Show. Margaret studied at the Atlanta College of Art; she furthered her studies with the Portraitist/Muralist, Roman Chatov, Marc Chatov; and pastelist, Kate Fetterolf. Born in Long Island, New York, Margaret’s home for most of her life has been Atlanta, Georgia. Her award-winning work in pastels can be found in galleries, exhibitions and private collections around the world, including Elton John's private collection.
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12”x16” $1,600
Another Rainy Day in Paris”
Jenny Schultz rediscovered her love of art after retiring from real estate in order to raise three young children. Her works are in collections across the U.S., as well as in Canada, Australia, Scandinavia, and other parts of Europe. Her work is also in the personal collection of the Bechtler’s (The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art.
“Morning Glory”
40”x40” $2,100
Gee Gee Collins studied painting at the College of Charleston and received a bachelor's degree in fine art from the University of Georgia. She continued her studies abroad in Cortona and Florence, Italy. The response to her work has been exceptional, as her inborn taste in color and design combine to create a sense of fantasy and visual excitement in her paintings. Collins views her art as a God given channel to express the creative ability given her by Him.
Emily Robinson Cook was born in Atlanta and raised in New York City and Sun Valley, Idaho. This mix of environments fostered a permanent love and appreciation of wildlife and encouraged her to engage her surroundings beyond the confines of the (urban) zoo. Famous among friends for rehabilitating injured animals at home, Cook consistently seeks out opportunities to break down barriers between man and the natural world. Her photographs reflect this practice: Her early work humanizes her subjects through humor, gesture and intimacy while diminishing her own presence behind the lens, while her more recent series investigate the complexity of natural form - thus simultaneously distancing and undercutting our predetermined relationship with wildlife.
Emily's photographs have been shown at Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International events and at Atlanta's Piedmont Driving Club. Her work is included in the permanent collection at the Millennium Gate Museum in Atlanta and in private collections in Georgia, New York, West Palm Beach.
Legendary Photographer and Spanish artist Martin Frias resides in Barcelona, where he has his studio. In the 70's, Frias founded the Spanish rock magazine, Popular 1 Most of his photography is centered in the world of rock music. His work spans the 70’s to present day with photos of rock icons like Freddy Mercury, Robert Plant, Mick Jagger, Lou Reed, Ozzy Osbourne, David Bowie among others. Frias is a commanding presence in the Barcelona art and culture scene, where he became an insider taking amazingly crafted photos of his famous friends. In the early years, he established a friendship and professional collaboration with Salvador Dali For eight years from 1994 to 2002 Martin served in the Royal Artistic Circle of Barcelona as Art Director and member of the Governing Board. Perhaps one of his most impressive commissions is painted portraits and photographs of Princess Grace Kelly for the Royal Family of Monaco.
“Dali Piscina”
24x24 $2,400
Valerie was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona was influenced by art and creativity through her father, a talented watercolorist She graduated from Arizona State University in 1991 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Studio Art. Valerie studied under Pennsylvania artist Nessa Grainger who exposed her to mixed media and collage which Valerie employs in her works today. Since relocating back to the Southwest, she continues to pursue her artistic training by attending such local schools as the Scottsdale Artists’ School and workshops with many talented instructors. Valerie McMullen is a Signature Member of the Arizona Watercolor Association and a Juried Member of the Arizona Art Alliance. In 2020 she received 1st place in an abstract BoldBrush competition for her painting “Blue Lagoon”. She is also a part of the 2022 issue of Artfolio!
“A Stitch in Time”
36”x 36” $1,800
In 2009, Celeste founded the TupeloStudio Painters, a community of growth and artistic exploration, who paint from life and exhibit in the Atlanta area. She is a founding member of The Brushwork Society, and she is an invited member of the Atlanta Fine Arts League. Other associations include Women Painters of the Southeast, Oil Painters of America, the Portrait Society of America, and the Atlanta Portrait Society.
“Roman Cafe”
16”x20” $1,575
Linda James received a Bachelor of Visual Arts from Auburn University including advanced studies with Wolf Kahn, Marc Chatov, and Albert Handell among others. James has shown at the Cahoon Massachusetts Museum of Art with her Exhibition of Angels in American Art. She received a gold medal at the NY Art Directors' Show and has work in both public and private collections in the US, Belgium, and France. She writes a Bible verse on the back of her pieces.
“Garment of Praise, Isaiah 6:3” 30”x30” $2,000
Cher Shaffer has exhibited nationally and internationally in many one-woman shows and her works are featured in over 18 museum collections, including the Cincinnati Museum of Art, Los Angeles Craft Museum Collection, and Ohio Art and History Museum. Her works are in numerous public and private collections, including Whoopi Goldberg, Jane Fonda, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Martin, Henry Winkler, and her fellow folk artist, Thornton Dial. She has been featured in many magazines and has appeared on NBC's The Today Show.
“Under a Paleo Sun”
24 x 30
$2400
Sabre Esler is one of Georgia’s most exciting emerging artists. Greatly influenced by the American expressionists, Esler knows the importance of line and the energy it brings to a painting. She uses the rapid strokes of a palette knife to blend colors spontaneously which enhances the dynamic mood of her works while simple compositions and everyday subject matter renders a quiet, calming feel. Esler’s work is showcased in galleries throughout the country and in numerous corporate and private collections including Hilton as well as Georgia Bank, Oglethorpe Bank, and Wild Dunes Resort. Her work was also featured in the 2010 film
According to Esler, “My paintings are soul responses to all that I see and all that touches me and speaks to me. . . . I do not paint the item/the scene. I paint the color of the perceptual moment. . . . Energy is all there is.”
18”x24” $2,500
“Transitory Life”
Mark McFadden is an Irish artist based in Monaco, France, and Italy. There is a great passion and depth to be seen and felt in his work. His distinctive technique provides a rich colorful texture, adding to the intensity one feels when looking at his complex abstract expressionist paintings, delving into the emotional depths of our human experience.
His work has found its way into the esteemed private collections of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, Julian Lennon and the Levett Family Trust among others.
20” x 16” $1,500
“Simply Blue”
Since 1977, Hunt Slonem has had more than 350 exhibitions at prestigious galleries and museums internationally. Globally, more than 100 museums include his work in their collections, among them The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. He is the subject of six books, including his latest, Bunnies. Slonem has garnered extraordinary international acclaim, including profiles by The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Russian Architectural Digest, Elle Italy, San Francisco Chronicle, and CBS Sunday Morning.
Collectors of Slonem's work include: Sharon Stone, Kate Hudson, Jennifer Lopez, Julianne Moore, Brooke Shields, Gina Gershon, and Mandy Moore.
“Solo Totem” 20”x16”
Michelle Marra was chosen to participate in the inaugural publication of Art Folio, A Curated Collection of the World's Most Exciting Artists, in 2020, 2021 & 2022! Michelle sees in swaths of color and light. She is inspired by the great Abstract Expressionists from the late ’40s and early ’50s: Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, Lee Krasner, and Helen Frankenthaler, just to name a few. Oftentimes she starts with very few premises, such as color and mark-making, to drive where she wants to focus next. In 2019 she won the People’s Choice Award at the juried exhibit show held at Coral Springs Museum of Art, in Coral Springs, FL.
“Possibilities”
40”x30” $3,500
Roman Chatov was an accomplished painter who studied in Russia and Paris before escaping to the U.S. in 1922. He began his career as a mural painter and costume designer, and he befriended and shared a studio with Willem de Kooning. Chatov became an influential member of the arts community, receiving many awards including The Governors Award in the Arts which he shared with his brother, Constantin in 1983. Chatov also had paintings exhibited at the High Museum in Atlanta, GA and numerous other galleries, museums, and collections. One of his most notable works is his mural commission for New York’s Russian Tea Room.
$5,900
“Nude with Flowers” 30”x24”
Constantin Chatov was a native Russian. After fleeing from Russia in 1922 with his brother and fellow artist Roman, he made his home in Atlanta, GA, and became a U.S. citizen. Chatov's paintings have been exhibited in one and two-man shows at the High Museum of Art. Chatov was commissioned by MGM Studios to paint portraits of Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, and Margaret Mitchell for “Gone With the Wind”.
“Mandolin Player”
30”x24”
$5,900
Roman Chatov was an accomplished painter who studied in Russia and Paris before escaping to the U.S. in 1922. He began his career as a mural painter and costume designer, and he befriended and shared a studio with Willem de Kooning. Chatov became an influential member of the arts community, receiving many awards including The Governors Award in the Arts which he shared with his brother, Constantin in 1983. Chatov also had paintings exhibited at the High Museum in Atlanta, GA and numerous other galleries, museums, and collections. One of his most notable works is his mural commission for New York’s Russian Tea Room.
50”x30”
$17,900
“Pink Chair”
Cher Shaffer has exhibited nationally and internationally in many one-woman shows and her works are featured in over 18 museum collections, including Cincinnati Museum of Art, Los Angeles Craft Museum Collection, and Ohio Art and History Museum. Her works are in numerous public and private collections, including Whoopi Goldberg, Jane Fonda, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Martin, Henry Winkler, and her fellow folk artist, Thornton Dial. She has been featured in many magazines and has appeared on NBC's The Today Show.
“If
Legendary Photographer and Spanish artist Martin Frias resides in Barcelona, where he has his studio. In the 70's, Frias founded the Spanish rock magazine, Popular 1 Most of his photography is centered in the world of rock music.
His work spans the 70’s to present day with photos of rock icons like Freddy Mercury, Robert Plant, Mick Jagger, Lou Reed, Ozzy Osbourne, David Bowie among others. Recent works shot in his studio include Marilyn Manson and The Black Crowes. Frias is a commanding presence in the Barcelona art and culture scene, where he became an insider taking amazingly crafted photos of his famous friends.
In the early years, he established a friendship and professional collaboration with Salvador Dali. As a close friend of Dali, Frias captured the artist in unique and whimsical settings. For eight years from 1994 to 2002 Martin served in the Royal Artistic Circle of Barcelona as Art Director and member of the Governing Board. Frias exhibits regularly throughout Europe with current major exhibitions in Spain, Russia, and the USA. Perhaps one of his most impressive commissions is painted portraits and photographs of Princess Grace Kelly for the Royal Family of Monaco. Well-known in his native Spain, Frias is a force in the European art world. He is also a masterful painter with rich, colorful oil paintings. His vibrant works encompass dance, performance, and life in Spain.
“Bolshoi The Lake II”
Harry Stewart has painted for nearly 50 years and has explored different perspectives in his art, from realistic portraiture to free flowing abstraction of color and form. Harry’s work was shown at the St John’s Museum of Art in Wilmington (Now the Cameron Museum of Art)
62”x66” $7,800
Michelle Marra was chosen to participate in the inaugural publication of Art Folio, A Curated Collection of the World's Most Exciting Artists, in 2020, 2021 & 2022! Michelle sees in swaths of color and light. She is inspired by the great Abstract Expressionists from the late ’40s and early ’50s: Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, Lee Krasner, and Helen Frankenthaler, just to name a few. Oftentimes she starts with very few premises, such as color and mark-making, to drive where she wants to focus next. In 2019 she won the People’s Choice Award at the juried exhibit show held at Coral Springs Museum of Art, in Coral Springs, FL.
54”x49” $5,500
“Oh My Soul”
Yasharel Manzy was born in an ancient Jewish ghetto of Iran in 1947. He immigrated to the United States when he was 21. He is primarily a self-taught intuitive painter, who studied under Marc Chatov, but also gains inspiration from both the world around him and his deep love of classical music. His work is shown in many galleries around the world including London, Paris, and Germany, and his work was even featured on the American thriller series, Homeland. His work is also in many numerous personal collections like singer Faith Hill.
$3,200
In 2009, Celeste founded the TupeloStudio Painters, a community of growth and artistic exploration, who paint from life and exhibit in the Atlanta area. She is a founding member of The Brushwork Society, and she is an invited member of the Atlanta Fine Arts League. Other associations include Women Painters of the Southeast, Oil Painters of America, the Portrait Society of America, and the Atlanta Portrait Society.
24”x 48” $4,900
“Venetian Memories”
Michelle Marra was chosen to participate in the inaugural publication of Art Folio, A Curated Collection of the World's Most Exciting Artists, in 2020, 2021 & 2022! Michelle sees in swaths of color and light. She is inspired by the great Abstract Expressionists from the late ’40s and early ’50s: Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, Lee Krasner, and Helen Frankenthaler, just to name a few. Oftentimes she starts with very few premises, such as color and mark-making, to drive where she wants to focus next. In 2019 she won the People’s Choice Award at the juried exhibit show held at Coral Springs Museum of Art, in Coral Springs, FL.
“Intangible” 49”x54” $5,500
Mark McFadden is an Irish artist based in Monaco, France, and Italy. There is a great passion and depth to be seen and felt in his work. His distinctive technique provides a rich colorful texture, adding to the intensity one feels when looking at his complex abstract expressionist paintings, delving into the emotional depths of our human experience.
His work has found its way into the esteemed private collections of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, Julian Lennon and the Levett Family Trust among others.
“Reflections”
30” x 25” $3,500
Marc Chatov studied art under the tutelage of his Russian-born and classically trained father and uncle. Marc is a devout romantic with a passion for traditional Realism, a style widely acclaimed for its extraordinary aesthetics of color harmony, brushwork, and composition. Marc enjoys national recognition for his fine art and portraiture - featured in Money magazine as one of the top eight portrait artists in America. He has received numerous awards including the Georgia Governor's Artist of Excellence Award. His most recent award includes a BEST IN SHOW at the 2016 National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society International Competition for his painting “Goldfinch.” His work hangs in public and private collections in the United States, Mexico and abroad including the Georgia State Capital, Emory Hospital, University of Georgia, University of Southern California Thornton School of Music, the Lovett School, and The Westminster Schools.
“Circe”
36” x 24” $9,800